Arizona Senate Passes Bill Mandating Hotels Sheltering Homeless to Display Signage Amid Subsidy Cuts
Arizona lawmakers pass a bill mandating hotels sheltering homeless individuals to post signage indicating such use, amidst concerns of stigmatization and as subsidies for these services end.
Brian McKnight Sues Jaguar Wright for Defamation Over Abuse Allegations
Brian McKnight sues Jaguar Wright for defamation, denying her social media claims of abuse and questioning her alleged familial connection to his ex-wife. Wright's history of making unverified claims against other music figures is noted.
Tucson's Accelerate Diagnostics Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Seeks Asset Sale with Indaba Capital Bid
Accelerate Diagnostics has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and is proceeding with an asset sale, receiving a purchase agreement from Indaba Capital Management and a potential $12.5 million in debtor-in-possession financing.
Maricopa County Leads Arizona in Wealth with Highest Average Income and Property Values
Maricopa County leads Arizona in wealth, with the highest average ($115,162) and median ($85,518) incomes, followed by Pinal, Coconino, Pima, and Yavapai counties. Median incomes show less distortion from extreme values than averages.
Phoenix's Roosevelt School District To Close Five Historic Elementary Schools Amid Budget Cuts and Declining Enrollment
The Roosevelt School District is closing five elementary schools, including C.J. Jorgensen Academy, due to a budget deficit and low enrollment. Community events are being held to honor the schools' histories.












